June 18, 2026: SQF Edition 10 Conversion Course

Prepare your team for a confident and successful transition to SQF Edition 10 with this interactive, 4-hour instructor-led workshop. As audits under the new edition are anticipated to begin as early as 2027, sites need to start planning now — not later — to understand what’s changed and how to implement those changes effectively.

Designed specifically for SQF Practitioners, quality assurance professionals, and certified site teams, this course goes beyond high-level updates to actively build your ability to interpret the revised Code and apply it to your system. Participants will walk through Edition 10 structural changes, learn where and how new requirements are located in the digitized Code, and gain hands-on experience evaluating their own programs. Guided activities help you identify gaps, prioritize changes, and develop a realistic transition plan tailored to your site.

Key focus areas include:

• Navigating the digitized SQF Code with purpose

• Understanding major updates such as Change Management and Food Safety Culture Assessment Plans

• Evaluating risks and scoring implications under Edition 10

• Translating Code requirements into practical implementation steps

• Building a 30-day action plan to support early and effective readiness

This course is highly interactive — combining virtual discussions, live Code navigation, scenario exercises, and action planning — so you leave not just informed, but ready to lead your organization through the transition with confidence.

Whether your audit is scheduled before or after the Edition 10 enforcement date, early preparation helps ensure smoother implementation and stronger system performance when the new Code takes effect.

Note: Students must attend and participate in the entirety of the live session in order to earn their certificate. Session will not be recorded.

Requirements:

• Computer with camera and microphone 
• Strong internet connection

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A minimum of 5 students is needed to run this course.